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Ya, you can use multiple VMs. Here is a video I took of a laptop with LibVF.IO and an early pre-release version of GVM installed - at the start of the video you
by ArcVRArthur 4y ago
Ya, you can use multiple VMs. Here is a video I took of a laptop with LibVF.IO and an early pre-release version of GVM installed - at the start of the video you can see a fullscreen Windows VM and then I back out and open another compartmentalized 'app VM' (browser):
https://streamable.com/gd45bh https://streamable.com/gd45bh
Both VMs are actually based on Windows (one simply doesn't have explorer.exe running) and each has it's own virtual GPU attached.
This laptop has a Nvidia graphics processor inside but it also works with laptops that have an Xe Intel graphics processor. I'm hoping at some point it will work well on AMD too.
- lostmsu 4y agoCan I run CUDA in the guest OS (Windows)?
- kbumsik 4y agoSounds very interesting! Do VMs work with a display session (Xorg) too? Some GPU-enabled applications require an X server with a physical HDMI/Displayport attached.
- ArcVRArthur 4y agoYa! You can use VMs that use X11 in the guest without issue. X11 also works on the host. Wayland is also working on the host - I haven't tested yet with Wayland guests yet so that's something to try.